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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Hsal o. Gag, whea azaHtsa hish.
TIE e.ea $40 hals yoa asDu sh4li dls
Ca B1akeF III ths Nst.aa ssOae
loar fo.ds Should h0zi iIoLn sl3re . sh0ss
Aua never shah = traitors hand.
pEoos lazs zsan54I1 iron tAe land
Your SIAN FOR thsse Who aoye yo1 well
Your s1rfpes for tho-e - h0 dare reoels
Fo7 this 1eplDlic. proud &nd great
beles the 2en1ees u rae
Ail1. granting liDeTty 70 all
Noald scoln 70 sec her banner tsIl
When Northern hoE1ss swept down % ZONE
Iaey toagal iof hiseEty and nome.
'Elesaai Clsy' though sac VAS
hoHe sagsd on thea 8 rants esus>
White ou The Land ss OF ths seas,
The ,01adla4g a. Tag would seize.
@what. hoF' The 0otas aud vahdsls cried.
Wita rae bArb4rie wrath aud PF.ds,
Arouse o NOfthnen strong aud brave.
Add strike your nations Tag 20 save
WLea down hef es sen hills there came
horde which wrapped old Rome ia asaes
The very pirates on the main,
TO strike their oologs would 10, degns
II Joye himself His 0olgs had hariei
Al skull -and-cits boaes they uniurled!
sh2.l this great Union crlnge or pale.
And let the Nations banner trall
Let Anarchy. with hands Of fate
Bur clutch thy folds, " Flag OF Statel
Aud patriotic hosts will rise.
and faunt thee bolder 20 the skies
While traitors IN this mighty land,
Snail know the ha!tar, lash and bIandl
FAkHER Reynolds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
GIVE GENEROUSLY.
As Appeal frO4a = Most worthy Iastita-
tfsn-st. hArk's Home ana Hospital

AE Appeal fro4sl = Most W orthy Gastftu-
tisn-st. h4rk's HOnas ana Hospital
Thanksgiving season Is considered ey the
friends OF ST. Mark Home and Hospital ne
the most appropriate time for ali chsriIably
inclined citizens 70 remember this most
worthy institution Il is an institution
governed by the true impulses OF Christian
charity and extends its protecting shelter TO
the frieBdless oulcsst, ths aged uniOtunate
and the aesutats SICK. The Home now APP
peais 20 all generous citizens 10 extend IL
some assistance IA the way OF clothing. food
and money. A liberal supply OF
tkese viii provide Tor the wants
OF many needy persons and enable the
managers 10 largely extend tbeir charitable
work during the cold days OF the coming
Winter months. Contributions OF cash.
woOd. groceries, vegetables, dry goods, fur
nlture, carpets anu clothing will be thank
fully received.
The desire Of this appeal from the Home
IS 10 secure ia addition 10 the above. s. an
nual subscribers, sn6 81 from children aud
servants. II every member Of every family
receiving this sppeai, VIII respond isYorsbly
the result viii be large yearly fund. for
which 81. Marks Home and Hospital mili
befsincereiy grateful.
give generously 10 this worthy object. Per-
sons not able TO donate the s. suggested,
can Of course regulate their subscriptions
as their means viii permit, while those
who can give more sbundanily will. no
doubt, largely increase their subscriptions
beyond the s..
1t is hoped that the private individuals.
business firms, wholesale houses and retail
stores. as also the Young Mems Society
which donated so literally last year. Will
continue their kindness this year, with the
same thoughtfulness.
Clothing. dry goods. food and provisions.
etc, will be thankfully received by COM
mittee of managers on "Wednesday, Nov.
23d, 1887, from Il. n. al st. Marks Home
and Hospital, No. la lslgnd-st., Grand
Rapids Michigan.
Rev. Campbell Fair is taking a live, per
sonal interest IN this institution, and there
is no doubt that it will be bountifully pro-
yided with all that is necessary for its
maintenance on most liberal basis.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
.pAD M0AEY MAKERS
ARRESTED ~ ST. CLAIR COUNTY.
The countsFfelters' Oatst and . Quantity
Of the G1ser Dlseossrsd--1 sDt.ia
Allls' Aoasy Missing
nsF Bald sia IN Paris.

PoEI hUEsS. Mica. Nov. ls.-For some
tims this city and other portions Oi &.
Clair ecuaty. and SsrniA aud The surround
ing country have ossa hoodsd With bogus
metal dollars 2ud nieAsls. Sheriff Bern4tz,
his depugy Cearss Phillips. and Detective
L. ". Backudgs have been working on the
case. This morning al 'cloeE they anu
Two other Officers drove cut Igo
hlmtail township about seven mites i'm
Lere ana searched tAs house OF JOha Aack.
farmer ana blacksmith, who has been ar
rested lWice before FOR cJunIsrisitng. They
found plaster ~ parts mOlds Tor making
AOgus dollars ana nlckles. Ba00itt metal
ia bulk aud also in sheets tie thickness OF
silver dollars. oil OF yitriol, quicksilver,
about slVO IA bogus dollars ana n1ckels.
anu some cola haltInished-
Alack ana ais vile were arrested. and
search OI K. ". Erness about mile distant
MAS made. There they found lay out"
similar co the one found AZ Maeks and
large quantity OF bogus coin. Ernest, his
vile sad Jennie Leonard the only inmates
OF the house, were arrested, and, together
with the Mack family, are nov IN the
county Jail. There IS also supposed 10 be
strong case against u P0ct huron man Tor
showing the sun.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
AT THE CHURCHES TO-DAY.

TClergymen at whose churches special servi ccs
OF any sort are held, or who desire to sunou ounce
the subject of their discourse, shOCld send no.
tees 10 the TELEGKAn-AsRALD on ssturd ay.
Regular services where no subject is announce &
are 10 noted IA this column.
Public services will be held al 4 p. IN. by
the New and Latter House Of Israel, at 400
Canal-st.. subject: The Fuliness OF the
Gentiles."
Rev. J. a. Sprague OF the Second Street
M. L. church, Will deliver q sermon 10
young men this evening.
The pastor of the East Street NJ. +.
church. d. Crosk, viii preach this morning
on 'Chsracter Building" His theme IN the
evening will be, Queen of Sneba's Visit 10
Jerusalem"
The Rev. Charles Fiuhrer, d. D.. vii
take as BIS text q the UniversalIst church
this morning The Wealth of Man" In
the evening his subject will be Crime and
its Punishment."
Rev. Ben. F. Sargent, of the South Con.
gregational, will breach this forenoon from
Forget Not All His Benefits" HIS evening
subject will be The Genesis OF Oar
Earth"
Rev J. Rice Taylor, rector Of st. Psul's
will SPEAK this morning On The i eign Of
Christ" Evening SUBJECT bringing Forth
Fruits"
At the First Presbyterian this morning
the pastor. IL. y. Welten's discourse viii be
on The Kingdom OF God and How 10 Find
It." The evening service will be opened by
a half hour song service.
Rev. Kerr Il. Upper. OF the Fountain
Street Baptist will take ss lis subject tn 81.
morning, The Biblical Basis Of Church
Congregstionslism and lRdependency."
Rev. Dr. Campbell Fair viii preach this
forenoon at ST. Marks on "Eow Pastor ano
People Can Succeed In the evening his
subject viii be TO Mass."
Rev. John Graham. pastor Of the Division
Street N. L. church, will preach . sermon
this forenoon to young men. IN the even
ing his theme will be, Success Defeated as
illustrated IN Man"
At the Liberal Holland this morning the
pastor, Rev. +. ". y. HUgenholiz, will
preach on The Need Of Practical Religion
Token Of Our Time" In the evening.
second sermon on Jesus Belief in Man"
W. r. Richardson, pastor OF the Church
of Christ, will take for his theme this even
ing, An Appeal for Young Me1."
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
THe FRENCH CRISIS.
The Prospossf Made to Impsach the
President of the Republic.

"a thc
PARIS, Nov. lS.-The royalist. radical
and imperiaiist press continue their as
sauits on the President and keep on push
Ing forward the question, "Whv does not
Mr.. Grevy resign1" A proposal mas been
made ia the deputies to impeach him, but
.Ais viii not be pushed. Meantime NJ.
wilson's trial goes on before the scandal
commission. u. Wilson himself yesterday
testified that tha cheeks which he had re-
ceived from Baron Selliere were subscrip-
tons 70 his paper, Petite France. sHe said
lie advised decorations for the contractors
who built his house, but they were good
men. he admitted having supported The
demand for . subsidy 20 q company which
has since gone into bankruptcy, and for
this he received 10000 francs. Wilson has
LEFT the palace OF the Eiysee, where he lived
with hls txLher-in-law.
PARIS, Nov. l9.-Soon after the Chamber
OF Deputies met today, the Extreme LeiI
moved an interpolation OF the Government
on the question of its domestic policy. A
motion was made by the ministry ~ post
pone the debate. This motion was rejected
by vote of 32o to 242. Prime Minister
Couyier Immediately announced his resig-
nation from the Cabinet.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Stole a Keg of Beer.

Martin Strsayer, Cornelius Wear and
Bega Van Wrinkle broke into the brewery
of Adolph Goetz at the corner of Broadway
and West Leonard-sts.. last evening, and
made off with keg of beer. Mr.. Goetz dis
covered his loss and traced the pilferers to
the house at 156 Crosby-st. He then noti-
fled the police who Immediately visited the
house and surprised the three men, who
were busy bottIing the beer. They fled
down the stairs and under the bed at sight
OF the officers. but were SOON captured and
placed behind the bars on suspicion OF bur
glary and larceny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
To nu,,a an. New Chicago Tunnel

Chicago. Nov. l9.-The contract for a
noon, and Andrew Onderdunk. Of New
York. to whom It was awarded fled bond
in the sum of 100000 for the proper full
tillment of the terms OF the agree ment. The
tunnel Is 70 extend from the soGth end of
Lake Park four miles into The lake and IS
TO be eight feet in diameter. From the
eastern end. the tunnel is 10 be extended 10
some site not yet designated where the
pumping works will be erected. The esti-
mated cost Of the work and material is
S-4S coo
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

fhs Chess CIa5s - sA@ Csastry Liksly d
Effect al DFTaa.z4tloa-

AA--A - - - -@a&--tf-
AEx foRE. Aey. l3.-Iners are sssur-
znces lhst the chess clubs of the o0CatFy
MI bs successful IA oEsanlzins a. Amer
c4n ensas csnsFss. 10 De bsld IN tais city
this y later. TIE Columbia chess c.uos u
this ciGg. has alsssiy raised $ 30 - Ds
c4srrleated "a prizes. England alone has
c0niH3gted 0ger 800.
Ia e1cs-loa % he general open t01rn A.
Rlent. Etlca IS 10 &c eonducled ca iae
Ines 0f he Lol1Ou toasuamenE 0f Ic>5 =
championship naAtc1" hzs Oeel aETangoJ.
Ahis Hil ceLexlliue the zeal champion
ship oIsu Contestants. and II tour klro-
PeaA players eltsf Z viii lnYolFs TIE
championship "a the world.
Airsaly m4ay sell known players hAys
slsnined theif intention u participate IA
the tournament and affirmative responses
have been received from Capt. George H..
Mackenzie, champion OF the world; Judge
Coimzyo, Of havana, J. H Blackburn, the
Engiish chanpi0n isidOrs Guns5erg
xnoNn as "AephistO' Amos Burn, OF
Liverpool, E1glich, OF Vienna, DT. Noa,
or Hungary, tae champions IschisOsin
and NiasaeE, OF Russia, fsuoenAaus sn4
ROsenthzl. u France, n. Z. BIRD and Or.
P0slack. OF London, and John ID. Cham
oeEs, u Glasgow. LukerIOIG viii, tee,
probably be present.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

PTTTssUEs, Nov. l9.-seversl months
ago Thomas T. Woods eioped with his
servant giri. going to Chicago. HIS wife.
Cathsri1s Woods. followed and had the
couple arrested. bat she was unabls 10
prove her marriage and they were -
leased. ThsY returned TO this city few
DAYS ago snd Woods vas arrested for de-
sertion- This morning While he was stand
IN tEs conrt room corridor his wife cane up
snd, Tithout warning. placed revolver
close 70 MS left ear and fired. Woods
turued his bead a. tae nonsns and ball
arszed his CHEEK, easing throg,yb ths brim
Of BIS has Ms Woods vas srnssted The
shooting vas witnessed hy District Attor-
Bsy Johnston aud Judge Aagss.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Harvest Home Festival.

The annual Harvest Home Festival OF
st. Marks Home and Hospital, will be held
at the Home, IA island-st., on Wednesday,
the 23i inst. Contributions OF cash, grocer
les, wood, vegetables, dry goods, furniture,
carpets, clothing, new or Old, anything that
can be utilized IN the institution will be
thankfully received. 4 Committee will be
in attendance during the -~ and evening
to receive and register all donations. All
persons wishing TO visit the Home are
cordially invited 10 do so or this occasion.
MRs. b. X. PIERCE,
Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
OUR BOARD OF TRADE
Meets With Favor Among Business Men
Over 800 Members Already.

Meets With Favor Among Business Men
Over 800 Members Already.
Nothing fails ia Grand Rapids when the
solid business men of the 'i'y inspire it
with their support. The Board of Trade
lust organized will surely be one of the
most potent and influential institutions in
the city, in a commercial sense. During
the pest week Secretary Van Armes has
secured 500 signatures 10 the constitution
and bylaws. He finds encouragement
everywhere. In one business firm COM
posed OF six gentlemen, all signed and
and became members. The annual fee is
$40 per annum, ana this fee viii cover the
first year OF the organization which ends
July /, 1858. On Monday and Tuesday
Secretary Van Asmus will give his atten-
tion TO the Wes- Side and ask the thrifty
business men over here 10 become MEM
bers. Every earnest business man will en-
dorse the Board of Trade.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
FIRE AT lUOiN9TON,
The Gregory House eDestroyed-The Water
Company Fails " hen Wanted Most

Company Fails " hen Wanted Most
t>tlG-itE - W. VSNtGsNs USsNNo.
LUDISGToN. Mich, Nov. 19.-Again Lud-
ington has smelled fire. This time it was
the Gregory house. which, with almost all
its contents. was burned this morning. The
hotel had been but recently retitted and re-
furnished and was in excellent order under
the management of Frank Caisse. its pro.
prietor, who had but a small amount ofin-
surance on his furniture and VINO loses
heavily. The building was owned by Mr.
Gregory, of Manistee. and was insured for
about s., 500. The Water Supply Company,
was unable to pump water from the lake,
owing to its pipes being out OF order, and
but little could be done toward putting out
the IRE, and nothing but the falling rains
prevented general colhagration. A great
many impertinent people are asking what
the city are paying $50 per hydrant for, If
the system Is out Of order when wanted.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
CAPT. MILLS MONEY.
The Cash Has Myste riousIy Disappeared
Police search.


Police Search.
DErEoIr, Nov. l9.-The Journal says:
There seems 10 be no room for dOuut about
Captain Mills having in his possession q
large sum Of money on Wednesday. Ii is
said To have been s., 900. Attorney Finney.
Mr.. Mills legal adviser and friend, says
that he SAW the Captain Wednesday, and
that the latter had large sum of money
then. fhe search OF Mrs. Rising S
house yesterday brought out but
$50 in silver. As far az known Capt.
Mills die not spend any money Thursday,
as he was not at his place of business that
day, and was at home or at Mrs Rising
house all day. What became OF his money
is the question that the police feel called
upon 10 solve, and Assistant Superintendent
Bergman has ordered search of the Rising
house and will conduct it himself. That
the Captain had more than forty cents is
certain, both Mr.. Finney and DR.. Miner
having seen him in possession of large
roll or bills within lie W days of his death.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
A GREAT GOLD STRIKE.
One OF the Richest Mines In the Worlc
Pound IN Arizona.

Found In Arizona.
PREscorr, Ari., Nov. 19.-The big gold
strike I'D the Hassayampa River is cor
roborated from q dozen authentic sources
and the excitement is increasing hourly.
Miners and adventures are pouring in
from all directions. The strike was made
bv Messrs. Haskins and harrington, and
the location is ten miles south of here
Pieces OF gold as large as so pieces
can be seen all over the quartz
Edward Low, superintendent of the Pres
cott Central road, visited the mine on
Thursday last. In an account of bis visit
autographed to the officers of the Sante Fe
road at Topeka, Kan. he says the gold
ledge averages 100000 per ton, and tons
are in sight. IL may be trdthfully said that
the prospect Is the richest, as far as worked,
that has ever been discovered IN this sec
ton.
Preparations are being made to sink
deeper on the vein aud the mine bids fair
to develop into one OF the richest mines in
the world
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

James O'Conner, an empioye of the Pal
ace restaurant, loaned his horse to couple
Of young fellows Friday evening. He had
bat limited acquaintance with them and
now he mourns the loss Of his horse and
buggy. He solicited the aid of the Sheriff {
force yesterday and an effort is being made
to capture the abscOnders. Two men ans
wering their description visited The Lake
hotel 1T an early hour yesterday morning
aud both were IN an inebriaied condition
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

HASTINGS, Nov. l9.-Ihe Kalamazoo &
Hastings Railroad, will begin running
regular trains Monday next. The road bed
has been graveed 10 this city and will be IN
first-class condition. ~" making con-
nection with the Michigan Central Railroad
will be put in next week, and the Central
Will then put on a fast train from Grand
Rapids 70 Chicago over this route.-The
nrst beautiful of the season put in its ap-
resrance TODAY
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

CrScrSSarI. Nov. 19.-The Cincinnati,
Hamilton & Dayton Railroad Company to-
day fled in the Common Pleas Court q
petition for the cancellsti0E Of vhst is
known ss tbe Ives issue Of preferred stock
amounting 70 S460onOc. The petition SAYS
she iss1e was authorized illegally and =
void and a cloud upon the title TO plaintiff :
properrV
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Nsv fosK, New. is-Fify thoussad
shares % Western Uaion stock reosrtlv
issued By thai company 70 Tsymsnt for tie
Bsltinu-s & ohio feiszrsph Ines, VII %
plscei tfe Est a. ths stock EEohsnxs
Nondav. The tofsl snlouaf of Western
Tnlon stock nov lstea. inrl1oiag tbe new
stock, = s610oo sbszss of par value Of
80 20.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Yesterday was p lonesome day in Police
Court The examination Of JAKE Hinde-
ntch for burglary and lsroen7 vss resumed
and after taking some testimony Il was sd-
i9urBeo uufil Tuesday morning. Since =
couple Of drunks were sent 70 the Detroit
House Of Correction tne other drunken
PERSONS are painfully scsrcs. and Clerk
Iozer begins - fear that business viii De
light in the future and wonders bor be
xrsfi mass to time
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Gen. !. Q. Smith has been rendered the
resignation OF Col. Robinson, OF the Fourth
Regiment Detroit bat "a the resignation is
accompanied by numerous petitions from
officers and men urging that It be not ac-
cepted. action vii be suspended for the
present Coz. Robinson is one OF the most
capable snd popular efhosrs IN the State
service, and il is 10 be hoped that ne may
reconsd der.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
Ex-Governor baldwin in Paris

NEw York, Nov. IA Paris special to
the World says: Elk Gov. Baldwin, of Mich
igan. is here for few days. He will leave
next week for Nice, and proceed to Winter
in Egypt. Ex-Gov. Baldwin was present at
DR.. Evsnss reception TO Dir. Blaine the
other night. He seems to think that Mr..
Blaine ieels the result of the recent
elections in New York very keenly. MIR.
Blaine, however, has not shown any visible
signs of Cnagrin. and although he is not
communicated on the subject. does not
seem to have abandoned hope for the Re-
publican marty
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

BosToS. Nov. I9.-Mrs. Herman B. Fsy.
ma;sTisliziaE medium, vas the victim Of
an expose yesterday At the hsDds Of psrty
Of newspaper estigstors. Becoming con
WINGED tast shs bad sympst1etfc com
pany she cea6dingiy vsnfursd among TIE
spectators spTeaTInz "a gypsy glri Tith
long d0wEg asir. A. signal sae vas
seszed. tbe gas lishted, and ths expose was
= a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

CHrcsso. Nov. l9.-Ths first snow storm
Of the season prevailed here today accom-
panied BY high wind which At times de-
vsioped into = genuine blizzard The
storm ceased about o'clock tonight, a
good deal OF snow having fallen. DIspatches
from various parts Of the state report that
a binding snow storm has ragged all cay.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

NEW YoRK. Nov. 1g.-Ths British steamer
Sirius. from Rio Janeiro. arrived at this
port today and was detained at quarantine
on account Of SMALLPOX. She bes oaly
seven passengers. A child died from tie
disease on the fith inst. and was bnried st
sea. The steamer Waesland. from Antwerp,
was also detained az quarantine as she car
riss several passengers who came from tue
..hoisrA district.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

LsVBxscE. Kss.. s0v. 1.-THE Western
Farm Mortgage COMPANY. of TINS place is
6scis-s5 70 Be financially snbsrrssss3
Pssties who claim ~ hsvs been sviD0is5
srs arriving o. svsrv frsiH and demsn5ing
settlements q taeir eisiEns. c0rreci esii-
rsis Of the saa0unt osnn0t be obtsinst
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
The Traverse Breaks a Crank-Pin

MARQUETTE, Nov. 19.-Ths steamer City
of Traverse. of the Lake Michigan & Lake
Superior line, arrived at an early hour this
morning, with a broken crank-pin. She
will receive repairs here. The worst gale
since the great storm of October is raging
from the southwest, with loss of snow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20
ACCIDENT TO A PAY-CAR.
The Paymaster aud Three Other Me
Seriously Injured.

Seriously Injured.
EAsFOS. Pa, Nov. 19-While the New
Jersey Central Railroad Company's pay-car
was passing over the Lehgh & Lackawanna
division, between Banner and Pensrgyle
this afternoon. a rail broke in two and the
car went down an embankment fifteen feet
high. IL made two revolutions in its
descent and was wrecked. The occupants
were Psymsster George 5. Hess, of New
York; Detective Burr. of Easion; Conductor
Huryss. of Jersey City, ard brakeman
whose name has not yet been learned. ali
The men were seriously injured. II is be-
lieved that the rail broke Immediately after
the tender passed over il.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

HtRHssrRe kov. lH-Tus s1Dsr ip<en-
dent o. ths peunsTlvsnis s.ss Wesfs. -
stes ton We SISTED THIS morning euE.<yEfs-
ing fbs statement that tie Besseuer st>st
Company viii sfuf dowu -ort Dsoefnfsr /
end ssf1 that there = nc pssslpilii7 - ttls
Fsunsylvsnls Ks ciea Es tns rssr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

MARoUErrE, Nov 19.-The City of TRAY
erse brings the frst authentic report re-
ceived here Of toe wreck of the steamer
Pacific and cOnsost. They are ashore west
OF Whiiedsh Point. fall Of water. The
Whereabouts of the crew IS not known.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Nrr YorK. Nov. ie.-Gsorge N. Grey.
Canadian member - the Nsw York Athletic
Cub. broke the record o. putting the shot
on the Ner York kthlstic Cab grounds to
dav He pat tho shot . distance of forty
three feet and eleven inches The former
best record wss f0rtv-tbree feef.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

RocsrsTER, y. L.. Nov. is.-Ihe CON-
bined strike OF the JOB and news printers
inausnr.tsd here October 2s, based on =
demand for an increase Of about 70 Ter
cent. in wsEes. collapsed today. snd The
printers .rs asking for their old places,
waich have mostly hee1 6llsd.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

NKv Yozx Nov. ie John v. Wsrs and
wifs HsieE Dsu-rsT lsft fo- San FrA8cisoo
this mornisg Wsr5 said ne -ss sstisSed
vish The nsN oenusct sizued bT the Bsss
Bal IesrHe
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

wksznxsrox. Nov 1.-Iishs snow. fol-
loved bv colder. lair wesfheT. f-ssh 10
hrisk ncrta westerly siBds S@sRasaiaS -
i0VcA
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

fgT17-Tr tfF eitv F7reu - is 1857 - So
arm ~ tfr raaeis ~ sfe bone - - ps-
rsass rrsrisk san ~ gG4s ard ssnuIs a
C~*r sq>s - ress s1a dsrs
Fuuersl - tBs Tsxasses. 10. 81 90 sers.- .
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Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

NV Yozx. Nov l9-Emms Lszsrius
the vsil known poeress translator and
general writer Tor magazines died in this
cifv todsy sfasr q louz Illness.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

Her Successor as President of Wellesley
Chosen at Last.
BosToS. Nov. 19.-Miss Helen A. Shafer.
Professor Of Mathematics of Wellesley Col
leEe, has been chosen President of the
college IL place of Alice Freeman. who re-
signed IN view OF marriage. Miss Sasfer il
a graduate Of Oberiin College. Mss Free
msn is Michigan lady. snd a graduate of
Michigan University OF TIE class Of 187S.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-20

re Ka.eu oaos-.a sn0wy plunes sas drest
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